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''Nexus'' was first published in Birmingham, in the UK, in June 1964. It was a "PADS" distributed fanzine included in the first mailing. | ''Nexus'' was first published in Birmingham, in the UK, in June 1964. It was a "PADS" distributed fanzine included in the first mailing. | ||
| − | Contributors to the first issue included Archie Mercer ([[Vector]]), [[Beryl Mercer|Beryl Henley]] ([[Link (UK)|Link]]). Contributors of artwork included Dick Howett and [[Arthur Thomson]] ([[The ATom Anthology]]). | + | Contributors to the first issue included Archie Mercer ([[Vector]]), [[Beryl Mercer|Beryl Henley]] ([[Link (UK)|Link]]). Contributors of artwork included Dick Howett and [[Arthur Thomson]] ([[The ATom Anthology]]) doing the cover. |
| − | The second issue of December 1964 was also distributed as a PADS | + | The second issue of December 1964 was also distributed as a PADS fanzine but was also included with the mailing of the [[Offtrails Magazine Publishers Association]]. The subsequent issues would all be distributed through OMPA. |
| − | Contributors to subsequent issues included Alexei Panshin. | + | Contributors to subsequent issues included Alexei Panshin, with Dick Howett doing the cover for issue 2. |
The 6th and last issue appeared in October 1966. | The 6th and last issue appeared in October 1966. | ||
Revision as of 06:18, 7 October 2011
Nexus was a science fiction fanzine by Peter Weston.
Nexus was first published in Birmingham, in the UK, in June 1964. It was a "PADS" distributed fanzine included in the first mailing.
Contributors to the first issue included Archie Mercer (Vector), Beryl Henley (Link). Contributors of artwork included Dick Howett and Arthur Thomson (The ATom Anthology) doing the cover.
The second issue of December 1964 was also distributed as a PADS fanzine but was also included with the mailing of the Offtrails Magazine Publishers Association. The subsequent issues would all be distributed through OMPA.
Contributors to subsequent issues included Alexei Panshin, with Dick Howett doing the cover for issue 2.
The 6th and last issue appeared in October 1966.
